Creative Criminals

All of you who have been following us for a couple of years, probably saw this advertisement (SPOILER) for AMRRIC in 2010. AMRRIC is an independent group of veterinarians, academics, health and animal management professionals. This commercial has a pretty surprising plot turn, if you haven’t clicked on the spoiler that is.

Because Samsonite is there to take care of your belongings, you are able to enjoy your travel moments without any luggage mishaps. This commercial focusses on these moments and captures them in a beautiful way.

This commercial just blew our minds. Two little girls are playing nice and peaceful, while a narrator tells the story about children going missing., but then the story takes a turn for the worse.

This awesome Rube Goldberg machine explains the philosophy of Panamera Bread company. It’s a nice idea to convey a more serious message in a fun and entertaining way. Enjoy.

League against cancer uses this classical shark attack story in their newest commercial. A lifeguard and a couple of swimmers keep building the suspension, until the commercial comes to a complete anticlimax. It will definitely get your attention.

Nowadays some kids don’t even know where milk comes from. Imagine them not knowing how bread was mate neither. This commercial shows us one option how it could be in their minds, all of this with some brilliant animations.

We know 13th Street for a while know, and they are always pretty bold in their campaigns. And for this one they took it one step further again. They’ve sent the head of a decapitated wise-man to several media agancies for Christmas. Or at least it’s a cake, in the shape of a head.

“In 1981, one man gave another man a jar of Grey Poupon, a brand of Dijon mustard. But one man, deemed to give it back. You thought you knew the whole story, but you are egregiously mistaken.” That’s how the trailer for a new Grey Poupon ad was aired during the Oscars. Crispin Porter + Bogusky made a 2 minute short vid of the old ad, with car chases and some more action..
Click read more to see the old ads from the 80’s!

Launching a new car isn’t always that simple, but they are spot on with this one. They placed a, not yet launched, Opel Adam in the centre of Copenhagen and made it come to life.

‘Touch both sides for added enjoyment’ with the Playstation Vita. A rather tacky visual is used to illustrate this. But in a certain way it works and will definitely get the attention of their target audience.